Establishes the Washington state boys and men commission to address issues affecting boys and men.
The bill establishes the Washington state boys and men commission to focus on improving the well-being of boys and men. The commission will be appointed by the governor and include a diverse representation of ethnic, geographic, sexual orientation, age, socioeconomic status, and occupational backgrounds. The commission will address issues such as mental health, education, vocational opportunities, and reducing isolation and loneliness. The commission will also consult with state agencies and coordinate with other commissions to develop policies and programs.
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